Rosie on the House Certified Partner Since 1996
Rosie on the House certifies only the contractors Arizona homeowners can trust — and for nearly 30 years, Durafoam has been their answer for foam roofing questions on the radio, in print, and now on video.
Durafoam Roofing has been a Rosie on the House Certified Partner since 1996 — one of the longest-standing contractor relationships in the network. Rosie on the House is Arizona's most trusted home-improvement resource, reaching homeowners through a Saturday radio broadcast on KTAR 620, a video podcast, and rosieonthehouse.com. Owner Tim Forstie has appeared on the show multiple times to explain foam roofing to Arizona homeowners, most recently in a June 2026 episode, "A Guide to Foam Roofing with Durafoam Roofing." Rosie on the House certifies only contractors it has independently vetted — the certification isn't paid advertising, it's a standing recommendation Rosie Romero makes to her own listeners.
Certified Partner since 1996 — nearly 30 years, one of the longest-tenured relationships in the Rosie on the House network.
Two full radio/podcast episodes featuring Tim Forstie: ON THE HOUSE HOUR: The Particulars of Foam Roofs (May 2024) and ON THE HOUSE HOUR: A Guide to Foam Roofing (June 2026).
Three written features on rosieonthehouse.com quoting Tim directly: Fantastic Features of Foam Roofing, Roofing Maintenance: Before Small Problems Become Big Ones, and What Are the Benefits of a Foam Roof?
Syndicated newspaper coverage — Tim's foam-roofing expertise, sourced through the Rosie on the House network, was picked up by Tucson.com.
A direct, on-the-record recommendation from Rosie Romero herself.
"We have worked with Durafoam for almost 20 years. In all that time, we have found them to do excellent work, competitive, trusting and with a high quality standard in their work. We refer them on a regular basis to our radio listeners. The comments back are always good."
Full episodes featuring Tim Forstie on Rosie on the House.
Tim Forstie discusses the evolution of foam roofing — thermal insulation, durability, seamless installation, and protective coating against UV exposure — and how foam holds up specifically in Arizona's monsoon season.
Listen to the full episodeTim walks through Durafoam's company history — starting as Spray Tech, a fishing shop, before becoming Durafoam Roofing — the two-part iso-and-resin foam application process, and why Durafoam doesn't recommend more than 4 inches of foam on a single application.
Listen to the full episodePulled directly from Durafoam's features on rosieonthehouse.com.
"The primary reason to use foam is the insulation factor it provides."
"Many of the old roofs we do can be recovered with foam. We clean and prepare the existing membrane and then install the Durafoam system over the top. The process saves on costs for the homeowner and helps the environment by keeping old roofing materials out of our landfills."
"We recommend that homeowners have their roofs inspected annually to catch potential problems before they can cause costly repairs."
"Recoating can extend roof life while restoring waterproofing and reflectivity."
More on our story: About Durafoam Roofing · Foam roofing services.
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